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the most common amongst the ranks of Tour players,

followed by the interlocking grip.

I am not personally aware of any Tour player that uses the 10-

finger grip, but there may be some. There are also variations

such as the reverse overlap adopted by U.S. Open Champion

Steve Jones after damaging his fingers in a motorcycle

accident.

The Vardon grip (named after British champion golfer Harry

Vardon) has nine fingers touching the grip of the club and the

pinkie or little finger of the right hand resting on the back of

the left pointing finger or sometimes in the valley between the

pointing finger and the middle finger.